Food Health With Increased Probiotic Survival During Storage

F. Shoaei
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In recent years, due to the increasing concern of consumers about their food health. Pay attention to foods not only as a source of nutrients but also as promoters of health and wellness-hence the increase in demand for foods that have active or functional ingredients (especially natural ingredients). They increase nutritional value and nutritional health. Changes in food consumption, disorder the intestinal microbial system. Maintaining the health benefits of consuming beneficial bacteria that are present in the intestinal system. Probiotics are essential for improving intestinal microbial homeostasis. Probiotics are living microorganisms that, if recommended in sufficient quantities, can have positive effects on human health. Lowers cholesterol, improves lactose intolerance, increases nutritional value and prevents cancer. Probiotics are unstable during storage and the gastrointestinal tract (pH and bile salts). For this reason, the survival of probiotic cells and the absence of changes in the sensory properties of the product during storage are of have fundamental importance. Encapsulation and co-encapsulation with prebiotics are often a good way to increase the resistance of probiotic bacteria to difficult conditions and their survival. This leads to improved production of probiotic products and increased food health in the world.
提高益生菌存储量的食品健康
近年来,由于消费者越来越关注他们的食品健康。注意食物不仅是营养的来源,而且是健康和健康的促进者,因此对具有活性或功能性成分(特别是天然成分)的食物的需求增加。它们增加了营养价值和营养健康。饮食改变,肠道微生物系统紊乱。通过摄入肠道系统中存在的有益细菌来维持健康。益生菌是改善肠道微生物稳态所必需的。益生菌是一种活的微生物,如果摄入足够的量,可以对人体健康产生积极影响。降低胆固醇,改善乳糖不耐症,增加营养价值,预防癌症。益生菌在储存和胃肠道(pH值和胆汁盐)中不稳定。因此,益生菌细胞的存活和产品在储存期间的感官特性不发生变化是至关重要的。与益生元包封和共包封通常是增加益生菌对困难条件的抵抗力和生存能力的好方法。这将改善益生菌产品的生产,提高世界食品健康水平。
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